Land Rover introduced the Range Rover Velar in 2017, and eight years in the market have offered the company plenty of time to milk it. As a result, the automaker is now preparing the introduction of the second generation, which was recently spied in prototype form while taking on northern Europe's snow-covered roads.
Even with the trippy camouflage wrapped around its entire body, it's evident that the vehicle will look like a futuristic Velar. The British automaker went for a larger grille, a more angular front bumper with generous vents, slimmer front and rear lighting units, a cleaner tailgate, a new rear bumper that now holds the license plate, and a tiny rear windscreen that might not be a windscreen at all. After all, the upcoming Jaguar Type 00 won't feature one, so we wouldn't be surprised if this model follows the same route.
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